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Henderson County News

Covid stress, staffing shortages burning out first responders

First responders didn’t work from home when the coronavirus pandemic altered schedules in many professions. Read Story »

Tags: COVID-19 law enforcement | COVID-19 mental health | Covid burnout

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics

Legislators call on Cooper to allow camps to open next month

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Four North Carolina legislators from the mountains are calling on Gov. Roy Cooper to allow summer camps to open by June 22 with at least 80 percent capacity, access to lake activities, open-air assemblies and sleeping accommodations "with 6 feet between heads." Read Story »

Tags: summer camp industry | COVID-19 mental health

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Neighbors thank doctors, nurses, essentials

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They marched out of their homes into the bright spring sunlight — one by one, couples hand in hand, families of four, five or six, working folks and retired folks, young and old. Chalk in hand, they went to work on paved driveways and streets, putting in words and pictures their gratitude. Thank you, doctors, they said. Thank you, nurses. Thank you, cashiers. Thank you, farmers. Thank you, Essentials. You're our heroes. Read Story »

Tags: COVID-19 medical | Covid-19 arts cancellations | COVID-19 mental health

Henderson County News

United Way, foundation award $63,000 to aid covid-19 response

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United Way of Henderson County and Community Foundation of Henderson County have announced the recipients of the first round of relief grants from the COVID-19 Response Fund. Read Story »

Tags: COVID-19 mental health | COVID-19 charity